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10 Struggles the Technologically Challenged Can Relate to

Leaving in a high-tech world with low-tech experience is rough.

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"Old school". "Old Soul". I've heard it all. I'm more of a pen and paper kind of girl and I swear, technology is out to get me. Doesn't matter if it's my iPhone, television, laptop, updates and I are oil and water.

1. Update? Again? Didn't we update yesterday?

2. *Typing midterm paper due at midnight and computer randomly decides to update on it's own*

3. 99% of the time I don't understand the new update. Just when I started to get a grip, I get thrown into the abyss of the latest iOS.

4. *Has Geek Squad on speed dial*

5. *Tries the puppy dog eyes, the pretty please with the cherry on top, and all the stops to get tech support from the squad*

"Seriously? You haven't figured it out yet?"

6. All these lovers finding each other on Tinder, match.com, e Harmony, and I have a hard enough time maintaining a decent Facebook profile picture.

7. I don't know how to avoid those random friend requests with no mutual friends.

8. I prefer real life awkward conversation over sliding into the dm's any day.

9. I want the book in my hands. E-books give me headaches.

10. Waiting for updates to finish...

Don't get me wrong. Technology has its benefits and is extremely useful. But for the technologically challenged (me), more often than not, it's a pain.

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